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The NHL season is already underway, but these veteran free agents are still looking for work.

The past few Calder Trophy battles have been loaded, and this year is absolutely no different.

Welcome to yet another chapter in the exciting world of professional hockey analysis!

The past few Calder Trophy battles have been loaded, and this year is absolutely no different.

From future NHL stars to young guns trying to carve out roles, these are the freshmen worth keeping an eye on.

The shortened schedule made for a smaller window to impress, but these young guns pulled it off.

Best player available? Positional need? A trade? Mike Grier has some crucial decisions ahead.

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From projected first-rounders to potential late-round picks, these guys impressed in a big way.

The gold marked Sweden's third U-18 World Championship in team history.

Cullen went from a projected late-round pick to a potential top 15 selection in this year's draft – and it's easy to understand the appeal.

Lyon stole the net late in Game 2 and hasn't looked back as the Sabres look to close out the series on Tuesday.

Valentini's decision to jump to the University of Michigan early might pay off in a big way.

Canada, Czechia, Finland and Sweden kicked off the opening day with victories.

Lawrence has a chance to finish the season on a high note as one of Canada's most important players at the U-18s.

The tournament kicks off April 22 in Trencin and Bratislava, Slovakia, with Canada chasing after its third straight gold.

This is the last opportunity for some players projected to go outside the first round to prove their worth ahead of June's draft.

Verhoeff is expected to be one of the first players selected in June's NHL Draft in Buffalo.

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Don't count out these first-year players when the going gets tough this spring.

Prepare for one of the biggest events of the NHL Draft calendar by checking out who's hot and who's not.

Michael Hage, Will Zellers and Jack Ivankovic are among the top stars chasing the spotlight – and a national title – at the Frozen Four.

After a strong college career, Perreault has adapted quite nicely for the Rangers this season.

O'Rourke is expected to become the first American-born player to earn exceptional status.

It's a one-horse race for the Calder – but it's a strong group overall.

A pair of twins led the entire CHL in scoring – and they haven't even been drafted yet.

Augustine has the numbers and the athleticism teams crave. But the biggest challenges are yet to come.

Martone was one of the best players in college – someone Michigan State leaned on heavily. The Flyers are about to do the same very, very soon.

Get to know the new faces hoping to crack your favorite NHL teams in the not-so-distant future.

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These 10 were taken in the fifth round or later in the NHL Draft but found ways to punch well above their weight.

McKenna, Verhoeff and Lawrence highlight a jam-packed talent pool coming out of the college hockey ranks this season.

Schaefer hasn't even completed his NHL rookie season, and he's one of the best blueliners in the world already.

After recently signing his entry-level contract, Hutson is ready to begin his own path of destruction.

A few notable names move over from the KHL, SHL, Liiga, NL or Extraliga each year.

McKenna or Stenberg? Some franchise-changing decisions are just a few months away for NHL teams.